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, 1887-07-28
N { Very Gear.

LONDON, July 24.-An interview was
had to-day with VIM. O'Brien, mem.
ber of parliament and editor of the
United Ireland, on the subject of the
Irish land bill. O'Brien said that the
first effect of the measure would be to
bankrupt and destroy a majority OF
the landlords IN Ireland, and the next
effect would be to destroy the govern
ment which had purchased Office with
concessions destructive to the conser.
vative party. After bitter struggle
OF six months, he said, the ministry
had adopted Parnells bill, and it was
the force of the campaign that had
forced them to pursue their present
course.
, 1887-07-28
Damage By RnIn.

greenfield, Mass July 25.-Never
before in history has Miller's Falls ex-
perienced such damage by water rs
was occasioned by Sundays freshets.
Between that town and Irving, II dis
tance Of six miles, are twenty-five
washouts and eleven land slides, by
actual count. During Sundays vio-
lent rain torrent Of water came rush.
ing down the mountain west OF the
Fitchburg depot, outlying it badly. In
a0short time the depot flat was buried
under three feet of water. Just east of
the passenger station is the freight
house. This the water totally under
mihed, tearing u chasm sixty feet wide
and twelve feet deep through the
gravelly soil. Passing underneath
the side tracks, it dropped
freight and coal cars into the chasm,
end up. A torrent rushed down the
steep incline to the river 200 feet,
tearing gorge twenty feet deep and
fifty feet wide, undermining coal shed !
and shade trees in its passage. South
of the Lake house is another gully ten
feet deep and fifteen wide. Sections
of Fitchburg railroad yard track are
undermined in places quite badly.
Bridge street is quilted so as to be i'm
passible. Pine meadow to the highway
bridge at Northfield farms is washed
away, and highway bridges between
Miller's Falls and Irving are all gone
and travel by team is impossible on
which account transfer OF passengers
cannot be made. Irving highway,
passinp through the woods
near the river on the flats, is six feet
under water, and the culvert over the
ravine at the mouth of Miller's river
is washed out twenty-five feet deep.
All travel between Millers Falls and
Northfield is cut of. Prominent rail
road men said that if the railroad puts
on its entire force OF workmen it will
take fully two weeks before the road
can be anywhere near repaired. OF
the twenty-five washouts either one is
large enough to engulph a train, and
it is wonder that no fatalities
have occurred. There is general
blockade of traffic on both sides of
Irving. At Weldson, several highway
bridges are down and all roads badly
washed. Most of the damage on
the railroad and highway was caused
by the swelling Of small noun
tain streams which rush.
ed from the hills and made
raging torrents. Altogether these are
the worst washouts that Franklin coun-
ty has experienced in many years,
and singularly enough, they are all
within radius of six miles.
, 1887-07-28
New Bridge nt Portland.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 26.-Work be-
gan to-day ON the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company's bridge across
the Willamette river at this place. 1t
is under charge of Geo. A. Lederle, of
Omaha, and will be ready for the su-
perstructure about November LIST. The
structure will be entirely of iron and
steel. II will have an overhead road
way for teams and foot passengers.
, 1887-07-28

DETROIT, July PA Free Press
special from Amherstburg, Ontaria,
says The steam barge ID. w. Powers
of East Saginaw passed up this morn
ing and reports the loss of the barge
Theodore Perry of Randeau at 2
o'clock Saturday morning during a
heavy gale. Capt. Mccormick, of
Saginaw, and crew of four and two
young men from Saginaw were
drowned.
, 1887-07-28

BOSTON, July 24.-A later dispatch
from Great Darlington says that but
one life was lost. Frank Charles
Drum, of Granville, climbed into a
railroad tank to escape the flood and
was drowned. Twenty-three bridges
are gone besides grist mills dams and
fa tories
, 1887-07-28
Killed by AN Explosion.

DENVER, July 26.-A Republican S
Leadville special says: Two laborers,
Joseph Jochn and Harry Doyle, were
instantly killed this morning by the
premature explosion of blast on the
Colorado Midland railroad. The bodies
were horribly mutilated.
, 1887-07-28
Accidentally Killed.

NoGALEs, Arizona, July 25.-Man-
lilo Velasso, II Mexican girl aged 16
years, was accidentally shot and in
stantly killed this morning, the ball
entering her eye. Caroello CUTTER
was arrested charged with her murder.
He says that III taking a gun from the
rack the hammer caught on some-
something and discharged the gun,
killing the girl.
, 1887-07-28
Death OF q Missionary.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July ga
cable dispatch announces the death at
Jaflna, Ceylon, OF Susan Reed, wife of
Rev. M. w. Rowland, for forty-two
years missionary OF the American
Board of Commissioners for foreign
missions in that field.
, 1887-07-28
Lynching q Murderer.


NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. July 24.-For
two days rumors have been rife that
an organized mob would make an at
tempt to lynch Lee Sheltenberger, the
murderer of his little daughter. On
Friday night an attempt was to have
been made to lynch him, but the sher-
iff having been forewarned the mob
was dispersed by militia. 1t was sup
posed to have been the end Of the
matter and therefore the citizens were
rather surprised when it was learned
this morning that vigilantes had Sc
cured an entrance into the Jail last
night and hung Sheltenberger. An
eye witness says the mob approached
the court hosue about 2 30 a. m. noise
lessly, masked and we'll armed. The
guards being taken completely by sur
prise were easily overpowered. An
effort to break in the heavy iron doors
of the corridors was fruitless and the
sherifrs office was entered and an
opening was made in the floor through
which part of the mob entered and the
prisoner dragged out in the court yard
and q rope placed round his neck. He
declared his innocence OF the crime of
which he was convicted, and requested
his body to be buried on the old home
stead until he was proven innocent
when he should be removed to his dead
father and buried like other people.
He never broke down and remained
nervy to the last. He was strung up,
dying with curse on his lips as he
said: ''Ill haunt you if l can" The
mob was composed chiefly OF German
farmers from the vicinity OF the MUIR
derer's home. When they dispersed,
they left singing loudly German song.
Ohio Republican Convention.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 25.-Great in
terest is taken in the proceedings OF
the coming republican state conven-
ton because of the fact that a resolu-
sion will be offered endorsing Senator
Sherman for presidential nominee.
There is no doubt the resolution will
carry in the convention. The two
things in doubt arc how strongly it
will be opposed on the floor of that
body, and whether the opposition
can muster sufficient strength
to break the force before the count OF
endorsement. Opponents OF the reso-
luton claim they can muster at least
one. third of the convention while the
supporters of it claim it will go
through with whirl and that the
opposition will be too insignificant to
amount to anything but an exhibition
u personal dislike.
, 1887-07-28
pncinc Investigatiop.

SAN Francisco, July 25.-The Pa
cific railroad investigation commission
began its session to-day in the rooms
of Leland Stanford, president OF the
Southern Pacific railway. Il. IL.
Miller, secretary and controller OF the
company, was examined at great
length. The commission desired 10
learn the names of all railways consoli-
dated with the Central Pacific, but he
stated that no book or record detailing
these facts were kept by the company,
but number of consultations were
, 1887-07-28
Haa no Eears Of Injury.

PARIS, July 25.-M. Laur, author of
the Boulanger letters, promises to
make public the names of fifty-four
generals who are alleged to have
pledged their support to General
Boulanger in n coup de etat, after his
duel with nj. Cassagnac.
, 1887-07-28
Death of an Old Soldier.

WASHINGTON, July 24.--Brigadier
General VIM. Mckee Dunn, United
States Army retired, late judge advo'
cate general, died at his country resi-
dence, Napleswoods, Fairfax county,
Virginia, this morning, in the seventy
second year OF his age.
, 1887-07-28
Movement Of Troops.

BOMBAY, July 26.-Five thousand
Russians have arrived in the province
of Kirategua and have been quartered
in cantonmert. Russian surveyors
have tried to survey Kirlestan but have
been withdrawn.
, 1887-07-28
Perforating q Rapist.

TALLAHoMA, Teun., July 24.-Dick
Hoover, negro rapist who outraged
IL negro woman near Fosterville Fri
duy evening, was surrounded by body
OF negro men to-day at IL o'clock, two
and half miles from Fosterville, and
rildled with bullets.
, 1887-07-28

DUBLIN, July, 24.-The counties Of
Cork, Limerick, Kilkenny, Tipperary,
Waterford, Wexford, Donegal and
Monaghan have been proclaimed.
The following towns have
also have been proclaimed Dublin,
Cork, Limerick, Waterford, London
derry, Kilkenny, Droghed, Belfast,
Corrickfergus and Galway.
, 1887-07-28
PostpOned Action.

LONDON, July 2j.-The cabinet
council has approved the proclama-
tions, but has postponed further ap-
plication of the crimes act until the
effect has been seen.
, 1887-07-28
Clearing House Statement.

BosroN, July 2i.--Ma'nagers OF lead
ing clearing houses in the United
States report total gross exchanges
foRthe week ending July 90, 1887 to
be 1857 1927 ,319, an increase 6.3 per
cent.
, 1887-07-28

CALCUTTA, July 24.--All on board
the steamer Mahratea, which foun.
dered off Hoogley point, were saved
except six, including the chief engi-
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aonfIttu.g .graa0Ote'tt.

Stbaca, R.sg., 81. OttOber. gillian
ShaIer uno feline Srnu, Die in Dem beuahs
borteu 2rte &an6Or tDobutsu, batteu ft1
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mar, oas fidl Seioe ueri0hnteu uno uerabre.
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in hos obere StofUert ees 6auies un0 ihei
usu fid, bort anf's Neue ent3ueit 1u babeu.
Gin gSnrtuedIel muroe nernommeu, swei
@difTs irat,ten, uuo ais Die erihredteu Dftt.
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beibs @atteH init our9i4ofsuen R0pfeu ent,
lselt auf oem Booeu. DaS @bepaar mar ie
unasfGhr 26 SABRE alt nub erf felt siuem
Sabre uerbeirnthet.
Cincinnati, 81. OftOber-Srau Sa.
tie Winer, wslde in Rr. 2ll, grOwuhrose,
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@teIe tobt. 9as W1oheR Iieat bemustlos
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maize Emo Rioer- Boint am Ietteu 5amflge
paifrten, haben ibre 8eitimmunqsorte er.
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9liidten 8amffer bsfanoen, ais oerieI5e
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man gldubt ntdt, bag Der 9umpfer mebr.
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.qmnrNhenrer,Sa Sa KnIrrreftfnri.

ct. 8auI, Riuu., 81. SftOber. r.-@iue
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bic in Der Rdbe Der ageuiur fottouirte Ra.
palIerie beute in Sepeguug isseu ruiro.
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2lMf Der spur,
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eeft, Ietter sna in, elmtr.

BuffaIO, U. 9, 81. Dttober. - SIN
nnbeiuuuter Disb fabI btute SOrmitta4
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stnrme nnD smtferildlt.

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Sas ar6Rte Snnan,tt. @eT6,os.

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aus elmer 3aIinstt' aauoRe ubsefeuert uer.
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9lmS Scts& 9ebess Der Sie8er TIM
SlOetE.

Naibbille, Eeuu., 81. Sftober. -
Sobn 8epep, elm bstannter Hegergstftli9er
unO 8oIitiier, purSe 8efsrn nnbe Sturges,
Ntfi., plhreno er IN elmer iogenaunten
@migrations Seriammluns preoigte, burd
einen &ebpofeuidus, peI6eu Elm anberer
yteser bur6 Elm Uffeues 6euffer ubfeuerte, &c.
iJotet. Der R0rber nuroe uerbaitet, ent.
fob, purbe gum speiteu RaIe uerhaitet uuo
betperffeniste nbermals feline Glu1t. Gs er.
beut, bab Der RSroer elm Sa!b seftobleu bat
rs, unb Das 8epetp i'm Seariffe mar, ibu
oesbalb anSu5eigeu. Der W6roer uno lein
Brueer ssranftuIteten bic Seriammlung, an.
sebli1 nm tiber ACKNOWLEDGING nod Siberia
5u Iprtdeu, in gBirflidieit iebOd. mn S.le-
9en6.it 3ur grmurbuug 9epep's 3u erbaItsu.
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0nr6tbare Sumamtt @rploFom.

HewsgOrt, 81. OItober.-@ins Der
@ebGube Der pGhautic Dynamite : &Orts"
nabe RcGuiusuiue, R.,S, flOg 8egeu 10
llbr beute SOrmittas in ote 2uTt. Ster R-us
uer, gIameus SObu Sender, 8. Goob, 6ceo.
Nc9eeO uuO 8btlipp Wc 0eeO. famen INNS
0eben, uao erei auoere yanHer peroeH usrs
niiRt.
gtorrtstoWn, N.sS., 81. Sttober. -
Die ridtigeu R0meu Der Spfer Der GrplOiiOn
iino: SObn 6unherr 9eurp DoOb, Bbilipp
Repers unO i5reOsrid Sic 0eOe. Die lei4eH
Der lln9Iiidlideu muroen bu4fdbltd in
Stiide 5erIifeu. SAre usberrefte ftuo geiam-
melt tpOr0en, un0 Elm SuQueit miro fattfiu.
0el. us Der Superintenoent Der &ompag.
ME treuige DlinuteH nor Der @rploion oas
@ebaube oeTlisB, befauo ftt Aues in OrOs
uuug- Die Berfe seb0reH Der nGmeIic1u
Sorctte. Bon0ersGo."
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Gnmen nit @cfdn9ntBFrafen
Nn1nn

NOguGes, u. e., 81. OttOber.- 3ns
9erii6t, SuB bts merdanlideu OfftStere
Sberft Reptiu uno gisutenant Suittere3, biz
fi4 elmer Serleeun9 oes Bwiiaen NertFO
unb ben Ser. Staaten beftebeHoen Sertrdges
ihuloig gemnht butteu, bemnG4ft ffauOs
rehtIip sridOiien per0en iOlteu, befcttqI
fih nidt. 9le GrndbnteH iIno, Die iegt aus
glaubmir6i9er QueIe beridtet miro, iibtr
baupt uidt gum 3Ooe, OuOeyu uur III fiiuf,
rsip. brsi 9ubrsn SsidngHlB Dernrt9etlt mOr'
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Brontpte 1GaterOrfi6nS9 elmer 8es
bDIatffDff In Guatemala.

ga 9tbertao, 81. Sttober. -gr 8ices
ErGFbent &nfenubas ifslte fif fiirjlif an be
spiss elmer erbsbuug 9essn ben PrditGs1'
tutur BON @uutemQla pruflamtrt bate. Die
stnfuBrei9feH SamtIteu Der Republit uuters
fiiisteu bic &teoolutiOu, allein oieieIbe nur0e
raid bon ben &e9ierun9strnppen urterortidt.
Die Btibrer fieleu Der Sariuos'i4eu Bartei
in bic Sdube, un6 &aftenabas purbe gefteru
nebf piereu ieiner Anbdnser eri4ofen.
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@ Baltimore, ben l9. 9ttober 1887.
Die Gcmmiffare fdr ben Durhbrub Der 5trnSer
In Der Gtabt Baltimore baben einen ponftdn6sen una
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